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Home » Crafts » Kids Crafts

Taste Testing Game: Kitchen Fun Part 2

By Jill Parkin • Published: Aug 3, 2009 · Updated: Mar 18, 2024

When I was little, my sister and I would play the game "Taste Testing" (what we called it) for hours. There was always that element of surprise wondering what spoonful of food you would get in your mouth.

I have vivid memories of spoonfuls of Skippy Peanut Butter, ice cream, cheese and my all-time dreaded food...mayonnaise! that was the deal breaker. I absolutely despise mayonnaise, and getting a spoonful of that was like my worst nightmare! at the same time, the game was really fun.

I suggest playing the Food Tasting Game with your kiddies as part of my kitchen fun series. Kids love stuff like this.

How to Play the Food Tasting Game

Get a blindfold or two and gather up some foods right from your kitchen. This is the perfect time to have some special one-on-one time with the kids.

Ideas for the "Taste Test" foods are - cut-up fruits, cheese, pickles, olives, deli meats, candies, veggies and don't forget spices, in which they can smell instead of taste. I have even created a fun game card which you can download here.

Now go have some kitchen fun.

Happy Tasting,
Jill, Jack & Kyle

More Fun Crafts to Do in the Kitchen with Kids

And if you missed the other Kitchen Fun posts in my series of Kitchen Fun, kid's craft series, here they are:

  • How to Make Kool-aid Clay: Kitchen Fun Part 1
  • Fun Food Tasting Game: Kitchen Fun Part 2
  • How to Make Cornstarch Finger Paints: Kitchen Fun Part 3
  • How to Make Flubber: Kitchen Fun Part 4
  • Rainbow Milk Art: Kitchen Fun Part 5

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  1. Donelle, Jammer and Tre Anderson

    August 04, 2009 at 10:36 am

    Fun! I can't wait till Tre is a little older and can appreciate this game!

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